Cameroon Nip Tuck: Fleshing Out African Corruption
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The Cameroonian parliament just conducted a little plastic surgery on the national constitution to allow President Paul Biya to stay in power another seven years. When you witness political corruption turning people’s lives upside down, do you complain or do you start a movement? Cameroonian Julius Awafong is working to build support in Africa for a radical reform called vote sizing. He hopes that giving larger votes to poor, working and middle class people like Njoh Tarke will ease the misery she and others are suffering as a result of corruption....
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